Author: Ann-Suhet Marx

Tolerating workplace bullies is no longer a business strategy. South African employers face growing legal, financial and reputational risks when toxic workplace behaviour goes unchecked.

Ann-Suhet Marx explains the rights, responsibilities and legal protections shaping South African workplaces for both employees and employers.

In the final article of the Marriage Series, Ann-Suhet Marx examines the legal myths that continue to mislead South African couples on property, debt, and marital rights, often with costly consequences.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx examines how rising divorce rates in South Africa are exposing costly misconceptions about matrimonial property regimes and the legal risks couples often overlook.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx explores how legal disputes in blended families are forcing South African courts to rethink Rule 43, maintenance, and the protection of children.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx of VDM Incorporated examines how dying without a will is driving estate disputes and leaving spouses financially exposed in South Africa.

Ann-Suhet Marx examines why South Africa’s domestic violence crisis persists despite legal protections that many victims still cannot access or use.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx examines how ignored legal requirements in polygamous customary marriages leave women financially exposed and without protection at divorce or death

Ann-Suhet Marx breaks down how divorce works in South Africa, from legal grounds and processes to the key decisions that shape outcomes before filing.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx explains why South African law places a clear legal duty on both parents to financially support their children regardless of marriage or separation.